There is a public park near where you live. You have heard that the local council wants to sell this park. Write a letter to a local newspaper. In your letter: introduce yourself describe the importance of the park say what action you will take if the council continues with its plan

Respected Sir, I am writing

this

letter to protest against the municipality's decision

for selling

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the colony's park to a private builder. I came to know about

this

from today's article in your newspaper. My name is Rubina and I am a resident of The Maiden Colony. My family moved here

due to

its affordability and approximation proximity to the city. I am

also

heading the Resident's Council of the Colony. Needless to say, the presence of parks is of the utmost importance in

this

otherwise

densely populated urban area. From maintaining the ecological balance in the environment to providing people with a community area where we can exercise and spend time with our loved ones leisurely, the park has proven to be beneficial to all.

While

I am not a lawyer and do not know by which legal process

this

land could be sold, as a resident, I was neither informed nor consulted about it. All my neighbours say the same thing. We have petitioned the council, and I hope

this

letter reaches a wider public. Our website, SaveLafargePark.com lists a number of protest activities in which we hope your readers may join us. Too few green and tranquil public spaces remain in

this

overdeveloped city. Save Lafarge Park before it is too late. Yours sincerely, Rubina Gill